Have blast in Spring Fesival Vacation in Beijing
The 2010 China’s Lunar New Year falls on February 14 on the solar calendar, coincidentally, that day is also Tibetan New Year as well as the western holiday Valentine´s Day. The three festivals arrive on the same day, which is quite a coincidence and very rare over the last one hundred years.
In Beijing, people are even more busy on holiday. Apart from the traditional celebrating activities, such as enjoying the fabulous "New Year´s Eve dinner", visiting the various temple fairs, watching the CCTV New Year´s Gala, you can also attend the greatest opera performances, music concerts and enjoying the movies here. These must add extra flavour during the holiday !
Lunar New Year October 8 -- Laba Rice Porridge Festival 
Have the Spring Festival
Sweeping the Dust
Couplets in Chinese culture
Watching the CCTV New Year´s Gala
Setting off Firecrackers
New Year´s Visit and Gift Money
Having Jiaozi
Staying Up Late on New Year´s Eve
Pasting Paper-cuts and “Up-sided Fu”
Special Festival
Romantic Valentine´s Day
The 2010 Spring Festival falls on February 14th which is also known as Valentine´s Day. It will be no surprise to see a mixed festive mood on that day.
● Take a trip down memory lane
● Symphonic Concert in Valentine´s Day
● New movie puts on screen on Valentine´s Day
2010 Tibetan New Year
According the traditional Tibetan calendar, 2010 Tibetan New Year falls on Feb.14, on which Chinese Spring Festival also fall, is must be a special holiday.
● Losar -- Tibetan New Year
● Tibetan Buddhist believers make New Year wishes
● Tibet´s tourism bureau to attract more tourists during new year
● 8th Peach Blossom Festival to be held in E Tibet
